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Deborahjeong Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Every time or Each time as an adverbial phrase
"Every time", half of the participants were asked to tighten certain muscles by making their hand into a fist, or sitting down and lifting their heels off the floor.
I found the phrase "Every time" wrong.
I think it should be Each time.
Then again, I am confused. Are both phrases possible? Thanks
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I think it should be Each time. Yes, both are usually possible. 'Every' of course focuses on the totality while 'each' focuses on the individuality.
- I think it should be Each time.
- Yes, both are usually possible.
- 'Every' of course focuses on the totality while 'each' focuses on the individuality.
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deborahjeong found the phrase "Every time" wrong.I think it should be Each time.
Yes, both are usually possible. 'Every' of course focuses on the totality while 'each' focuses on the individuality.
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